Python is everywhere, from process automation to self-driving cars.
It's a sleek, elegant language with every reason to fall in love with it. But it has been criticized for its speed not being comparable with compiled languages. C++ and Java are repeatedly said to be outperforming Python frameworks.
Also, because of its asynchronous nature, JavaScript (JS) frameworks perform well in serving web requests. Python projects, on the other hand, executes requests synchronously.
How far are Python frameworks behind JS ones? What's the workaround? That's the focus of this article.
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